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I want to print a document that inserts the date on each page - not the current date - in wffect i want to print a "diary" - i presume a field code could pull in a list of dates generated in Excel (easy to generate a colum of sequential dates in excel) - but how can i pull them into a Word 2013 document?
 

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You could use a mailmerge, with the dates pulled in from Excel, or you could do it entirely in Word via a macro or field coding. The field coding solution would be complex - see Calculate a Date Sequence in my Microsoft Word Date Calculation Tutorial, available at:
http://windowssecrets.com/forums/showthread.php/154368-Microsoft-Word-Date-Calculation-Tutorial
&:
http://www.gmayor.com/downloads.htm#Third_party
Do read the document's introductory material.
Thank u - i think i will try the excel route - geez very new to word 2013 and ladt used the software yonks ago - word 97!!!! Cant even remember maik merges but i will het there - tx for ur help!
 

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